An Association of Christian Legal Professionals sharing faith in Christ, promoting access to justice and respect for human dignity through speaking up.
Today, UCLF had the privilege of conducting a pastoral visit at @JudiciaryUG , where we shared fellowship and prayer with our members Hon. Justice Matovu, Head of the Criminal Division, Her Worship Katushabe and Her Worship Sarah Tusiime Bashaija.
We are grateful for their dedication to the administration of justice and pray for God's wisdom, strength and guidance as they serve our nation. #UCLF #FaithAndJustice
Today, UCLF had the privilege of conducting a pastoral visit at @JudiciaryUG , where we shared fellowship and prayer with our members Hon. Justice Matovu, Head of the Criminal Division, Her Worship Katushabe and Her Worship Sarah Tusiime Bashaija.
We are grateful for their dedication to the administration of justice and pray for God's wisdom, strength and guidance as they serve our nation. #UCLF #FaithAndJustice
The Supreme Court in Kampala is set to conduct a three-day Criminal Appeals Session from June 15 to 18, 2026, during which a total of 20 criminal appeals will be heard.
The session will be presided over by different panels comprising Lady Justice Prof. Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza, Lady Justice Percy Night Tuhaise, Justice Mike Chibita, Lady Justice Elizabeth Musoke, Justice Stephen Musota, Justice Christopher Madrama Izama, Lady Justice Catherine Bamugemereire, Lady Justice Monica Mugenyi, and Justice Muzamiru Mutangula Kibeedi.
According to the cause list issued by the Registrar of the Court, HW Ayebare Tumwebaze, the matters scheduled for hearing include appeals where two appellants; Nkonge Robert and Turyamwijuka Stephen, who are seeking to overturn death sentences handed down against them and confirmed by the Court of Appeal. Kiwanuka Kunsa Stephen is also expected to challenge his conviction during the session.
The session forms part of the Supreme Court’s ongoing efforts to reduce case backlog, with some of the appeals listed for hearing having been filed as far back as 2010.
The Court will also implement the Paperless Court experience during the session, in line with the Chief Justice’s Directive, effective June 15, 2026
All advocates and legal practitioners are invited to participate in our upcoming Family and Law Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Training, a timely and enriching professional development opportunity that will earn participants 10 CLE points.
The training will be facilitated by Hon. Justice John Eudes Keitirima, Head of the Family Division, who will share invaluable insights on contemporary issues and emerging trends in family law practice and jurisprudence.
This is a unique opportunity to enhance your legal knowledge.
Register today and be part of this impactful learning experience.
Mr.D's RELATIONAL WISDOM
#Fairness & #Love
A divided heart cannot truly love. We must choose between the temporary riches of a materialistic world and the eternal treasures of heaven. When our priority is aligned with the divine, our heart finds its true home.
True relational impact requires a delicate balance: firmness and love. When we seek to inspire change in others, firmness provides the clear boundary, but love prevents it from souring into rudeness. Speak with conviction, but always carry the right attitude. When you couple strength with genuine care, your words possess the power to truly transform lives.
Happy Uganda Martyrs’ Day 2026! May the faith, courage, and sacrifice of our Martyrs continue to inspire us to live with integrity and devotion. Their legacy still lights our path forward. #LocalContentUg#UgandaMartyrs2026
As we commemorate today, we honor the faith, courage and sacrifice of the #UgandaMartyrs whose legacy reminds us to stand firm in our convictions, lead with integrity, and serve with purpose.
#UgandaMartyrsDay2026
🚨 Live from Vienna tomorrow! 🚨
Uganda is hosting a key side event at the 35th Session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (#35CCPCJ).
We are highlighting how Uganda is revolutionising the rule of law through advanced forensic and DNA-based criminal investigations. Modern justice relies on science, solid evidence, and deep collaboration.
Join the conversation virtually and hear insights from top experts @PoliceUg (@mubirua1), @JLOSUganda, @LASPNETUganda, and @UNODCEastAfrica with support from @NLinUganda.
📅 Wed 3 June | CET | EAT
🎦 https://t.co/2VvYgDfVbl
#JusticeForAll
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Happening Now: The Chief Justice, Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, is presiding over Kiboga High Court Open Day at Kiboga High Court grounds in Kiboga District.
The event is being held under the theme: *“Justice that Listens, Serves and Resolves.”*
Upon arrival, the Chief Justice was received by various Judicial Officers, including Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo (Principal Judge), Justice Karemani Jamson Karemera (Resident Judge, Kiboga High Court Circuit), HW Alum Agnes (Chief Registrar), HW Angella Mutatiina Natukunda (Deputy Registrar, Kiboga High Court), HW Dr. Alex Karocho Mushabe (Private Legal Secretary to the Chief Justice), HW Patricia Amoko (Private Legal Secretary to the Chief Registrar), HW Jane Francis Nanvuma (Chief Magistrate, Kiboga), and several Judicial Officers under Kiboga High Court Circuit.
Also present were various stakeholders, including representatives from the Uganda Prisons Service, Uganda Police Force, Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), Uganda Law Society, Legal Aid Service Providers, district, local and religious leaders, among others.
Notably present were Mr. Ssemugaba Samuel (Chairman LCV Kyankwanzi District), Mr. Muhanguzi Newton (Deputy Resident District Commissioner Kiboga), SP Mubona Edson (Regional Prison Commander mid western Region), Mr. David Baxter Bakibinga (Regional DPP, Mubende), and SP Julius Jingo (District Police Commander, Kiboga) among others.
The Chief Justice inspected a guard of honour mounted by the Uganda Police Force and planted a tree on the Court grounds to commemorate the day. The Principal Judge and the Chief Registrar also planted trees in commemoration of the event. The Chief Justice later held a meeting with Judicial Officers under Kiboga, inspected Court premises and visited the Resident Judge's residence.
Mr. Deo Akugizibwe (Communications Officer) sensitized the public on various court processes and procedures. He also educated members of the public on Judiciary initiatives aimed at improving service delivery, including plea bargaining, mediation, and the Small Claims Procedure.
There was public sensitization conducted by representatives of key justice sector stakeholder institutions, including the Uganda Police Force, Uganda Prisons Service, ODPP, the Uganda Law Society, and Legal Aid Service Providers, who educated the public on their respective mandates, services, and the avenues available for accessing justice. Court bailiffs and Community Service Officers also sensitized the public about their services.
There was also a question and answer session during which the Judiciary and relevant representatives from various stakeholder institutions responded to questions/concerns raised by members of the public through feedback forms.
The Open Day has attracted various stakeholders, including representatives from the Uganda Prisons Service, Uganda Police Force, ODPP, Uganda Law Society, district, local and religious leaders, among others. Members of the public are also in attendance.
The Open Day is being moderated by the Judiciary’s Public Relations Officer, HW James Ereemye Jumire Mawanda, assisted by Mr. Akugizibwe.
Today, we got an opportunity to conduct a courtesy visit to Judge Stephen Mubiru under the acknowledgement of Uganda lawyers Christian Fraternity, we were mentored,nurtured to live to our purpose and not to forget to pursue the law degree with humility we are forever grateful🫰.
Happening Now: The Chief Justice, Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, is presiding over the official handover ceremony of the office of the Chief Registrar by HW Lamunu Pamella Ocaya (outgoing Acting Chief Registrar) to HW Alum Agnes (Incoming Chief Registrar) in the Chief Justice’s boardroom at the Supreme Court Building in Kampala.
The handover is being witnessed by Justice Moses Kazibwe Kawumi (Deputy Chief Justice Designate), HW Dr. Mushabe Alex Karocho (Private Legal Secretary to the Chief Justice), HW Patricia Amoko (Private Legal Secretary to the Chief Registrar), and HW Fidelis Otwao (Personal Assistant to the Chief Registrar), among others.
Also present is Ms. Maureen Kasande (Undersecretary), representing the Permanent Secretary/Secretary to the Judiciary.
The ceremony is being moderated by the Judiciary’s Public Relations Officer, HW James Ereemye Jumire Mawanda
The 3-day Annual Prosecutors Symposium concluded at Hotel Africana, Kampala, bringing together over 400 prosecutors from across the country under the theme: “Enhancing Professionalism for Responsive Prosecution Services.”
While officially closing the symposium, the Deputy Solicitor General, Charles Ouma, congratulated the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions on successfully organizing the event. He reminded prosecutors that their decisions greatly impact the lives of ordinary citizens and emphasized the need for fairness, justice and professionalism in executing their duties.
#ODPPUPDATE #ODPPUGANDA #APS2026 @IDLO@UNODCEastAfrica@JLOSUganda@TraffickingInst@odppuganda_@NLinUganda@IJM_Uganda@RedeemIntl
Congratulations to the Executive, the new Cabinet and Parliament of Uganda! The work begins now. Infrastructure alone is not enough. We need ethical, transparent and results-driven leadership that listens to citizens, builds trust, and delivers real change across the country. #Uganda #Leadership #GoodGovernance #NationBuilding #2026Elections @uox@FidelisLeaders@nabasalaw@ParliamentUG@newvisionwire
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